California citrus crop estimates reflect frost recovery and regional gains
Output from northern California is forecast at about 28 935 carloads for the season with totals rising in Los Angeles Ventura Riverside San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Early estimates note the January freeze damaged much of the crop but prospects vary by district with Colton and Lindsay Exeter showing activity while Covina Irwindale and Duarte anticipate smaller yields. Prices hover around 2 75 to 3 50 per carload as shippers gauge market demand.
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Appeal to the United States Supreme Court Directly
Boardman notes the case will be appealed directly to the Supreme Court under federal statute. Judge Cotteral says defendants are not discharged and may remain on their own recognizance pending final disposition.
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Trade slower on apples in Chicago market
The Chicago apple market eased slightly but showed little price movement as the week ended. Receipts from New York and Wisconsin were fair with winter stock arriving. barrels ranged 2.75 to 4.25 dollars, fancy Jonathans up to 5.50, Greenings 2.50 to 3, and some western box Jonathans and Grimes Golden traded sporadically in a speculative mood.
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Market Report on Deciduous Fruits Prices and Car Loads
Receipts of de ciduous fruits remained heavy with Elberta peaches Italian prunes and grapes leading the offerings. Daily car counts and regional prices are given for peaches prunes pears grapes and apples across multiple markets, with figures for extra fancy fancy choice and other grades.
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California Fruit Growers Exchange to Auction Oranges
Chicago October 3 rumors say the Californian Fruit Growers Exchange will sell citrus fruits at auction in Chicago this season due to unsettled local conditions.
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Citrus fruit notes from Chicago market report
Chicago market for citrus shows little change with restrained demand. Florida grapefruit sold at 5.50 to 6 per box, Isle of Pines similar pricing, foreign lemons 4.50 to 5, California lemons unoffered despite coast quotes 6.50 to 6.75, Valencia oranges 5 to 5.50 carlots, Cuban pineapples steady at 2.50.
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Slow Movement Of Butter In Chicago Market
Butter dealers report a discouraging week with dull trade across grades in Chicago. Receipts stay light but cleaning prices stay unsatisfactory as storage stock remains used. Creamery extras at 30.5 cents, extras 29–29.4, firsts 26–26.5, seconds 24–26, packing stock 25, ladies 22.5–24 cents.
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Creamory
Potatoes Slump Continues As Trade Sees Large Receipts
The Chicago potato market reports ongoing decline amid heavy receipts and weak demand. Operators plan storage and cautious buying, with prices slipping from 9 to 7 cents, then stabilizing around 60 to 66 cents as shipments remain high and quality varies.
Unusual cabbage market shift spurs price drift
Market watchers report a peculiar week in cabbage trading with demand up yet prices falling to about 22 dollars f o b loading stations as operators try to clear stock. Despite price dips some buyers at country joints pushed to 21 per ton, while Wisconsin arrivals remained moderate and storage plans shift toward 15 to 16 dollars per ton for warehouse stock.
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Poultry Arrivals Heavy in Chicago Market
Market reports show a heavy influx of live poultry ahead of Hebrew holidays with prices mixed. Geese steady at 18c, fowls down to 12c, springs at 14c, ducks 18c, old roosters 10 1/2c, turkeys 19c and guinea hens 4 to 5 dollars per dozen amid fluctuating weekly receipts and strong speculative buying for freezing.
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Express
Michigan Grapes High as Market Near End in Chicago
In Chicago on October 3 the Michigan grape market showed lighter offerings as the season nears its end. Prices remained high with Concords the principal variety selling well when quality met standards, quoted at 20 to 20.
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Cincinnati Cabbage Market Slows on Weaker Prices
Cincinnati Ohio October 1 cabbage market eased across Ohio Valley markets as Wisconsin Holland and New York domestic receipts increased. Prices on track ranged about 30 to 32 dollars per hundredweight for both Holland and domestic shipments, reflecting looser demand and lingering freight arrivals.
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Optimism for new navel crop from northern California
W C Randolph, back from the northern California orange belt, reports fine tree condition and very promising navels. Randolph Fruit Co operates about 25 packing houses and has shipped citrus for 18 years. First shipments may depart Santa Clara County between Oct 25 and Nov 1 with about 2500 cars of Navels and 100 cars of lemons anticipated. growers expect strong prices though no quotations are set.
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W. C. Randolph
California
Randolph Fruit Co
Randolph
Sware County
Windled Produce Gang Ties Linked to Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati police investigated a Cincinnati end of a clean up gang that had defrauded wholesale produce firms from St Paul to Buffalo by opening lines of credit then leaving unpaid bills. Leader Antonio Rosa alias Tony Rosirio was arrested in Detroit. Two Italian accomplices were held but released.
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West Court Street
Earnest Oliveri Jana Sanvatore Alamor
Prominent Men to Discuss Topics At National Apple Show
Spokane with Oct. 3 report facts. The sixth National Apple Show and Fruit Products congress will run Nov. 17 to 22. National authorities will open topics, followed by grower discussions on subjects such as standardized pack byproducts storage financing cooperative marketing and future apple industry prospects.
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Wash
Pacific Northwest
James §. Ramage
Apple Day Observance Set by National Apple Shippers
October 21 designated as national apple day by the International Apple Shippers Association led by R. H. Pennington of Evansville. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the apple and its relatively low cost and to encourage everyone to eat an apple on that day.
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Mide
No Change in Elgin Butter Prices
Local quotations on better remained unchanged this week at the Elgin creamery with limited offerings. At Monday's butter board sale, only three lots sold totaling 129 tabs and changing hands at 31 cents.
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Lil
Better
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